Alamdar-I-Kashmir: The Great Sufi Saint and Poet


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  • Asif Qadri Ph. D. Research Scholar, Department of Kashmiri University of Kashmir, India

Keywords:

Alamdar-i-Kashmir, Islam, Reshi, Saint

Abstract

Kashmiri literature witnessed a great change during the 14th century, when two spiritual poets LAL-DED and SHEIKH-UL-AALAM (R.A), emerged with great thoughts and ideas and introduced new forms in Kashmiri poetry. Shaikh-ul-Aalam also known as ALAMDAR-I-KASHMIR, a man of great vision and extra ordinary creative genius founded the Reshi movement in Kashmir. Shaikh-ul-Aalam has left an indelible impact on the culture and thinking of Kashmiri people. Islam has on the whole accommodated Sufism, and the movement spread throughout the world. Sufi's, saint's, mystic poets used literature as an effective tool.

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References

M.Amin Pandit. Alamdar-i-Kashmir. Srinagar: Gulshan Publishers, 1997. Print

Munawar naji and Shauq Shafi. Kashir Zuban te Adbuk Tawreekh. Srinagar: Ali Muhammad & Son’s Publishers, 2012. Print

Saki Moti Lal, kulyat-i-Shaikh-ul-Alam (R.A), Jammu And Kashmir Academy of Art, Culture And Languages. Srinagar: 1985. Print

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Published

2017-12-31

How to Cite

Asif Qadri. “Alamdar-I-Kashmir: The Great Sufi Saint and Poet”. The Creative Launcher, vol. 2, no. 5, Dec. 2017, pp. 135-9, https://thecreativelauncher.com/index.php/tcl/article/view/697.

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